RaW Sounds Today: Spriggan Mist, Snayx, The Dynatronics
If you've been outside recently, you'll have noticed that it's bluebell season, with the woods around displaying a carpet of violet-blue.
Read moreDetailsIf you've been outside recently, you'll have noticed that it's bluebell season, with the woods around displaying a carpet of violet-blue.
Read moreDetailsDanny Sorrell is the creative force behind The Paradox Twin, who have been been on the Wokingham-based White Star Record
Read moreDetailsSimon Driscoll and Jen Bird, better known as Tomorrow Bird, have been producing fine acoustic Americana together for the best part of a decade
Read moreDetailsAlt rock band Villumier from the Reading area have been fairly productive recently, with four singles released, and appearances at Reading Rising
Read moreDetailsWrex are based in Brighton, but we were impressed when we saw them at Reading Rising at the Face Bar last November,
Read moreDetailsThe Kokroachez are a dynamic (see photo!) young alternative rock band from Oxford. We saw them play last summer at The Oracle
Read moreDetailsIt's always good to hear about a new music venue in the area so, when we heard that Crumbs in Woodley was going to try a music night
Read moreDetailsThe music scene in Reading and nearby is very much alive right now, with plenty of home-grown talent making great sounds plus more established artists
Read moreDetailsJack Daynes is clearly a talented musician. As well as his own solo music and shows, he is an excellent drummer playing in top tours
Read moreDetailsBelle Dame were one of the lucky bands chosen to take part in Only The Poets' battle of the bands at the Purple Turtle
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